In an eventful way, the Argentine boxer Carlos María “Junior” Alanís was crowned champion this Saturday night of the Latin title of the World Boxing Organization (WBO), in the Super Featherweight category, after his rival Carlos Henrique Rodrigues Da Silva hit after the bell rang at the end of the fifth round and, indeed, would be disqualified.
Until the moment of the incident, in the 10-round fight at the Roque Otrino gym in Colón de Santa Fe, the Brazilian opponent showed a better version in the ring than the 26-year-old boxer from Rosario.
Alanís, with a record of 13 wins (5 by KO), 1 loss and 0 draws, adds a new title to his career, while Rodrigues Da Silva, who came into the fight with a record of 16 wins (10 by KO), 2 defeats (2 by KO) and 1 draw.